By savedario on

This is my first Drupal project, so I maybe doing something silly...

I need anonymous users to have a home page that is different from that of authenticated users.
I installed the Front page module and set it up, afaik, correctly.
It took me a while to realize that I had to give all users access front_page permission to avoid getting the "access denied" page.
The front page for anonymous users is set to 'themed' and contains some generic test entered directly in the settings page.
The front page for authenticated users is set to 'redirect' and points to a view I built and tested before.

I get only the front page for anonymous users, whether I am logged in or not.
Replacing the view with some text entered in the settings does not change the outcome.
Clearing the cache didn't either.

Can someone bring some light into this?

Thanks in advance

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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savedario commented

After looking at:

http://drupal.org/node/446342

I decided to install the Login destination module.
Anonymous users get to see the front page defined in Site Information.
By setting the login destination to my front page and changing the "Home" link to the same node, Authenticated users see the other page.

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savedario commented

See:

http://drupal.org/node/782424